SpaceX's Starship SN10 Successful Landing (After an Aborted Launch)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Watch how SpaceX Starship SN10 successfully landed after launch abort. The spacecraft exploded 10 minutes later due to methane leak. This video does not include explosion footage.
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Sorry guys, due to copyright reasons from a fellow youtuber, I had to blur the last part which shows the spacecraft exploding. The explosion wasn't recorded by SpaceX
So they have copyright on fire balls but not on xx million $ hightech flying spaceship?
dick move, sir, dick move
That is bullshit.
Hahahaha that is the stupidest thing ever!
The explosion part wasn't recorded by specex, it was recorded by a youtuber
Elon: Shouldn't it have exploded?
Technicians: oh, sure, sorry...
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😂😂
lol 👍
Lol
Not enough German men on the team to keep that from happening.
Turns out being stationary on the pad is the hardest part, lol
Not the first time, a SpaceX vehicle explodes on the pad.
ruclips.net/video/Jlj2BW8AtUQ/видео.html
@@m.l.5284 we know bro
It hit hard on landing. Look close and you can see how hard it hits the ground.
That is not the same ship. your video is a lie.
@@jessienightingale5574 go back to your bunker guy
Fastest turnaround ever, relaunch after 9 minutes.
😂😂
Two records in one day
It looks warped and leaning after landing. Bright side it landed. Best time to have a failure is during unmanned testing. Figure it out and get it done right. Keep working hard you're doing well. What you're doing isn't easy. If it was we'd all be doing it.
Not all of the landing struts deployed and the methane leaked and caught on fire burning up the rest of the fuel in a large but contained explosion.
Unmanned testing... they don’t put people on this kind of ships
@@AscendantDreams well the plan is to make a manned starship, obviously a ways out since this is like grasshopper for falcon, but that’s the plan
A grim warning to kids never to try lighting their farts.
Starship : explodes
Team : intentional it was
Musk : yea, thats exactly what we do here
Thanks for the video! No unneeded commentary or cutting in and out to explain. Perfect!
Silence is Golden and I am speechless. 💙🙏💪✨
SN10: Lands successfully*
Elon: *Self destruct button go BRRRRRRRR*
Thank you for sharing. I had the opportunity to see a rocket launch in 2018. Memorable experience. I shared a pretty cool montage of the trip to my channel.
“Ladies and gentlemen the captain has turned off the seat belt sign indicating you are free to gather your belongings prior to exiting the aircraft. We recommend that you wrap the fire proof blanket completely around your entire body as you exit the plane. Welcome to Hades Texas”
They've been saying they'll be able to re-launch quickly. This three-second hop proves it. Good job, Spacex!
One engine appears to be running strangely the whole flight - it has a yellow flame and keeps belching yellow smoke. What are the chances this one was the cause of the later fire?
Just a tiny tiny bit of Sodium also makes a yellow color. And Sodium is almost everywhere (that's why fire is yellow-orange btw). And it won't go away for a looooong time, which is a nightmare in the lab if you want a clean flame.
But it could very well have been the cause. Maybe we will know later.
@@lapisinfernalis9052 no. Fire is yellow because unburnt carbon is heated to a kelvin temperature where it glows yellow.
@@nelsonglover3963 “a kelvin temperature” kelvin is a unit of temperature, not a specific temperature...
@@tinzalix8624 apologies, a black body temperature that corresponds with glowing yellow/orange
@@nelsonglover3963 ahhh ok
Girl: I wouldn't date you if you were the last man on earth!
Elon: Builds a spaceship 🙅
RIP we ll never forget you soldier!
Good work Spacex, to bad after landing problems.
more than likely it suffered structural damage causing it to leak from what the announcer mentions "a soft landing" haha yeah right, that sucker bounced...other than that soft landing so to speak and unfortunate explosion...congrats Space X Team
Fire started prior to landing. Look closer.
Edit: latest analysis suggest, it WAS the hard landing.
Well it was a "softer" landing than SN8 or SN9, all the more data to improve SN11 and ect!
Go ahead and make rockets..... if you think your better than them..... make sure it lands better......
Boom
Just make of a rubust landing a smooth landing. It‘s no rocket science any more, just parking with a flamethrower to maneuver the vehicle. I recall Elon had them for sale at 500,- with a sticker: This is not a flamethrower
These Starships are designed for expendability. Each one is volumes of learned data. Auto manufacturers smash up their cars during development. All part of the R&D method. Congrats SpaceX
That WAS a successful explosion!
The hardest part is putting it all back together.......
He has like 15 more of these lol
AH, that will buff out easily!
Even though it explode, it is counted as successful test flight. Go on SpaceX.
I'm going to wager that if you had a loved one in that thing, you wouldn't be calling it a "successful flight" anymore.
@@AdamSternberg what about the falcon 9? it just successful landed minutes ago
@@AdamSternberg Good thing it was a test
@@AdamSternberg successful TEST flight... not a normal flight. It is a test, so it needs to perform as badly as it can and show all of its faults so that they can fix them ASAP, and that's what they are doing, so the actual flights that we would have our loved ones on, would be absolutely safe. Please look forward to a bright future.
You should buy stock. Perfect time.
Its like the soldier who survives the war only to be killed at home by some nut job.
You could see the gas leak on the picture 😢🙄. I think the engine placement might be an issue. Burning and breaking shit up too often when moving. Not an expert, just intuition.
I think it may actually be a fundamental design problem which is causing these rough landings. With a 3 engine arrangement it's impossible to descend with any form of stability which is why when it comes in to land, it drifts and comes down hard on one side. It's not really something that can be solved with something that small but something to keep in mind on larger units.
If the engines were arranged in a line rather than a triangle then you could leave the centre engine active and turn off the left and right. Of course that creates other problems, mostly regarding stability in the Z axis which may cause more problems then it solves.
A potential solution is to either delay the full landing burn or leave it longer to have a more controlled and stabilised landing.
The synonyms thooo
@@emeraldstuff2847 I need to go through a thesaurus sometime lol
Outstanding Flight, all given. The hard landing set shit-spin on all systems. It looks to me as though the thrust puck underneath might've ruptured as the engine bells, now flush to the ground level from the hard impact, was pushed up into the lower methane tank. The fact that it was leaning to one side indicates landing gear failed to absorb the fast decent. Also, it looked to me as though one or more of the Raptors was doing a lot of hacking and coughing as it was righting itself for landing, hence the faster than accepted decent. Still, Better than Bezos. Carry on.
Also, I like the music track. Good video
shit here we go again
Unscheduled second launch with unscheduled rapid disassembly.
Unscheduled test, of boiling off LOX while vehicle is on fire.
It flew twice, its a progress.
...as the Martian would say, there's the kaboom!...
Sure, ist didn‘t land upright. It bend over at least half of one angular degree from upright.
"successful landing and explosion" LOL
"WE’D HAVE WAY BETTER CGI IF IT WAS FAKE."
It stand straight because of the flaps... if the flaps are closed it will fall over
the engine is too hot & the short landing legs cannot withstand the impact of the load when landing. In conclusion, make sure the space around the engine is cool after landing & extend the landing leg to be able to withstand the impact
The second time after 10 mins, it didn't land upright
It didn't crash. It even flew 2 times landed two times. :)😁
"YOU CAN TELL IT’S REAL BECAUSE IT LOOKS SO FAKE."
Watched it live made sure it didn’t go boom until save touch down like with Apollo 11
Will be laughing my behind off next time it lands and the narrator waits 30 minutes for the brag speech
They still got good data from the test flight, and while it didn't stay landed, it did land so they will know what to fix to ensure SN11 and beyond do better and better.
I think it was the successful flight only had methane leaked so rocket exploded
No big issue
Congratulations space X 👍👍👍👍
It's obviously faster to disassemble and clean launchpad this way
And again one step forward. Next time, landing without an explosion after landing = mission successful fullfilled.
In all honesty I still think it landed a bit too hard. Seems like the landing caused the damage, but what do I know I’m just a rocket engineer in my mind!!!
10:19 😮haven't seen from this view b4
What a loss! I am bummed!
Don't be, the had a telemetry link to it for the whole flight so they know how every single system was working and can improve SN11 to hopefully avoid the same fate, it's the expected life of a prototype after all
I'm just wondering why they don't use landing pads similar to Falcon.
It seems weird for the rocket to land on its self.
there is no landing pads on moon and mars. starship should land itself.
@@bekralresbrujonduz7302 my mistake, I wasn't referring to the landing site... I was referring to the legs attached to the rocket when the rocket lands. As you said there are not landing sites on the moon and mars, so the soil isn't flat. It's weird that the rocket lands on its bottom without any support legs.
@@cristianmarinescu8036 they were discussing yesterday post flight, the reason the falcon 9 landing legs are not going to work because of the hassle they would be due to the underside needing heat shields for re-entry. They have disclosed there will be a more robust set of deployable legs in further iterations. I thought the exact thing as you when they unveiled the ship.
I thought of maybe using a system of pneumatic cylinders filled with an inert gas, that once they established a good landing could then depress, causing that gas to (in a rush) blow out any lingering fires left over from landing
@@cristianmarinescu8036 those legs can't retract automatically - but that's important for starship to be able to start again autonomous without human intervention
Why cant it land like aeroplane,???
It’s flaps don’t actually provide lift like an airplane wing
Elon Musk, how about building a claw to grab it? When it slows down and hover slightly above the ground, have a claw with cushion to grab it.
The main goal is that it should land on its own completly, they are doing this to land it on the Moon, Mars later
You need more than a claw, you'd need at least two claws and a robot crab. Crabot.
I will send you five million dollars. Build the Crabot.
Like my times in Kerbal Space Program
Is this real? How can they film it so nice?
Not free handed - an automatic telescope on a motorized tripod mount
Either a telescope camera or a drone maybe
Literally don't show the best part when it fucking ecpodes
With all due respect and appreciation to respected engineers.
Where is the intelligence and the logic ?!
Of course, this spaceship will explode on landing as it was designed and built.
Indeed, during launch, the vehicle is supposed to move away very quickly, calculated from the intense heat generated under it by the engine or the existing turbojet group.
While the method of landing the vehicle as shown relying on the same motors and in the reverse vertical direction to brake the speed to a stop will inevitably cause it to explode as it enters and is surrounded by the flame of its fire generated by the jets, unlike the launch in which it gradually moves away from the convection.
We all need 40 acres and a mule this shit is getting ridiculous,no more guns and wasted money
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Well done video, thanks for the good edit
One flame blue one orange
I wonder why it looks like it's fake
ICE BOX next time please or landing in water box 😄
Simplesmente....Espetacular
I fucking knew it
Land in low pressure
Y is there no mobile fone footage anywhere Elon Musk paid every news reporters to make this believable
But dude, he can also pay people with mobile phones to make it beliavable 😀
Elon: What does this red button do?
Technician: Don't touch that...too late.
ha ha ha ha - love it !
Exploded 10 mins after landing that time should be enough to the passengers to leave ship.
And stay on Mars forever 😂😂
@@sylvaingenevay3147 is there people who wanna come back?
@@sylvaingenevay3147
But check this out:
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@ 27.000km/h.... How great to not being closed in a Boeing for 12 hours! But yeah in this case u need maybe more than 10 min to leave "I still love you" floating pad 😜
@@sylvaingenevay3147 man. They just have to jump out and swim fast. They will be safe in the water. (In case you didn't noticed it's all was a joke most ppl don't get it if we don't put an emoji in the end😔)
Landing AFTER launch abort !?!?!?!?
Whith such titel, i not look. Down finger
Жаль,невдача,ще розбіоай,доверха
oops
Kisi ne uda diya ganje ko mirchi lgi hogi
Nobody understands that shit. If you like to read sentences that nobody understands:
Ke Sou verschteit dä Schäiss!
This was my language. Now you know how it feels.
Put a people inside 🤣 kerbel peep
chep animation
No they did this yesterday. This is real fotage
@@mjaysaratchandra8196 I wouldn’t doubt they actually believe it, just look at the comment section
Properly y they blew it up after the flight no evidence
Cgi
Conspiracy theory guy!
After the good landing, who would think this would happen.
I think it caught fire before landing
8:54
Who’s gonna be the human experiment 🙄🙄😬😬
You
No one. They will test the final product atleast 10-15 times before letting any humans onboard. Much safer thrn any other rocket wich usally only flies 1 or 2 times before letying humans on.
@@filip9564 Not 10-15 times. Where have you gotten that information? Elon has stated that they will test the final version of starship hundreds of times.
Well.... Time to buy Tesla stock lol
Literally the dumbest looking rocket. Of course it exploded
Funny how it fall horizontal so gay
why do you use gay as an insult in 2021
Poor african children...
3rd times a charm, on 3-3-21 (2+1=3). Don’t be a sheep. These people are liars
What is wrong with you?
I mean, it’s a cool coincidence, amirite
Huh
and they keep wondering why the homeless keep increasing .
As I see they didn't crash on a house so no relation.
Tell that to the Government who decides to not help the homeless.
Feed the poor
I bet you're fun on 4th of july.
Feed the poor and do space stuff, American Taxpayers only pay about half a percent to fund nasa who then puts a little bit of that money into spacex, who’s money is gotten from m their reusable rockets.